Take Control of Your Irrigation and Playing Conditions

 
 

Know Exactly When and How Much to Water to Maintain Optimal Playing Conditions

 

Join us for an in-depth view of turfRad on April 24th at 9:00 am MDT to see how other Superintendents are using this new technology.


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Guest Speakers

John Reilly

Longboat Key Club

Bobby Stringer

Austin Country Club

Thomas Bastis

PGA Tour Agronomist

A new technology by TerraRad Tech has the potential to revolutionize the way we irrigate golf courses, and for the first time in history, Superintendents can look into the future and adjust irrigation with confidence.


The sensor gives Superintendents the control to:


Improve Playing Conditions—Controlling fairway moisture can provide firm and fast fairways while maintaining turf health. Firm fairways also produce more backspin on iron shots, allowing better control into the greens.


  • Longer drives
  • Better spin and holding power into greens


Improve Efficiencies—Knowing where wet and dry spots form can reduce the amount of time scouting for these elusive areas. Workers can use the maps to pinpoint irrigation adjustments, hand water locations, or locate irrigation malfunctions.


  • Know when wet and dry spots are developing before they become a problem
  • Educate and train staff on when and how much water to apply


Develop Moisture Standards—In a drought-stricken area, or if your players want the course to play firmer, having an average of over 10,000 moisture measures at a 4-inch depth per hole can provide an accurate way of measuring progress.


  • Measure progress from scan to scan
  • Easy reporting to boards, committees, and municipalities


Maybe You Can Save Water—We aren't going to claim you can save 20% on water—everyone already does that—but what we can tell you is that these sensors will allow you to apply water evenly, making playing conditions more consistent from hole-to-hole and day-to-day. (As a side note, we have yet to have a course scan and conclude they aren't watering enough.)



Register for the Webinar

April 24th at 9:00 am MDT

Reporting Progress with Data - Instead of Pitch Marks

The Tech Up Close


You will learn how these patented passive microwave sensors, mounted on your existing mowers or utility carts, can give you 7 moisture readings per second at a 4-inch depth. Scanned data transforms into visually actionable information in less than 30 minutes. 

Scans can be done:

  1. In Any Weather Condition
  2. Day or Night
  3. At Any Speed

Read 4 inches into the soil profile to gather critical moisture data. See issues before they start affecting turf, like stuck heads, closed values, low irrigation pressure, and much more.

Register for the Webinar

April 24th at 9:00 am MDT


 
 

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